Sunday Bunday!

Free hot dogs, cold drinks, and an easy Sunday hang at SoFo Tap. Noon to 3pm every week—no cover, no pretense, just a solid reason to get out and settle in for the afternoon with your people.

Sunday afternoons at Meeting House belong to Kwizmaster Kirk and a crowd that actually knows their stuff. Questions, photo rounds, word games, and general nerdiness from 2:30 to 5pm — free, no signup required, just show up ready to play. It's the kind of low-key, reliably fun thing that makes a neighborhood bar worth coming back to.

A warehouse-themed Sunday day party that's part costume party, part happy hour, all chaos. Big dads on the box, shot boys slinging free samples, and DJ Deluxe spinning Yacht House while you work through $5 cocktails, $7 Long Islands, and free hot dogs. It's the kind of event that makes Sunday actually worth getting out for.

Sunday afternoons at Sidetrack belong to show tunes lovers and the crowd that knows every word. Spread across the Main, Cherry, and North bars, this weekly gathering is pure joy — singalongs, video performances, and a room full of people who came for the same reason you did. It's the kind of event that turns a lazy Sunday into something genuinely celebratory.

A regular Sunday night poker game for the community — low-key, social, and exactly the kind of thing that keeps a neighborhood bar feeling like home. Show up, play some cards, and hang with people who actually know how to have a good time without the pretense.

A professional dance community event that transforms Dorothy's intimate underground space into something even more intimate — original choreography performed on a 4' x 4' stage set in the round. Sunday evening, up close with artists pushing what's possible in a small space.